Ah ha!
./httpd -DNO_DETACH -DFOREGROUND
Can't use -X because it implies -DONE_PROCESS which is bad for me.
Thanks for the lead!
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Rick
André Malo wrote:
* Rick Wong wrote:
This helps very much. That's exactly what I need. By the way, the -X
is not documented. Where would I find a l
doh! thanks!
André Malo wrote:
* Rick Wong wrote:
This helps very much. That's exactly what I need. By the way, the -X
is not documented. Where would I find a list of undocumented switches
in case there are other options I need?
Well, uhm, ... http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/pr
* Rick Wong wrote:
> This helps very much. That's exactly what I need. By the way, the -X
> is not documented. Where would I find a list of undocumented switches
> in case there are other options I need?
Well, uhm, ... http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/programs/httpd.html
or `man 8 httpd` ;-)
This helps very much. That's exactly what I need. By the way, the -X
is not documented. Where would I find a list of undocumented switches
in case there are other options I need?
Thanks,
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Rick
André Malo wrote:
* Rick Wong wrote:
When I start apache 2.0 in Linux, it starts itself i
* Rick Wong wrote:
> When I start apache 2.0 in Linux, it starts itself in daemon mode with
> PPID=1, and having its own unix session ID and program group ID.
>
> Is it possible to configure apache to run in a non-daemon mode, and not
> to start a new unix session?
There's the -X command line opt
Hi,
When I start apache 2.0 in Linux, it starts itself in daemon mode with
PPID=1, and having its own unix session ID and program group ID.
Is it possible to configure apache to run in a non-daemon mode, and not
to start a new unix session?
Thanks,
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Rick
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